


Œillet

by SaltyWords (agent4hire22)



Category: Supernatural
Genre: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Angsty Schmoop, Blow Jobs, Comeplay, First Time Blow Jobs, Fluff and Angst, Light Angst, M/M, Pining Dean, Schmoop, Some Humor
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2016-02-28
Updated: 2016-02-28
Packaged: 2018-05-23 15:49:07
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,725
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/6121519
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/agent4hire22/pseuds/SaltyWords
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>An off-kilter day throws Dean and Cas on just the right trajectory. Never mind the case.</p>
            </blockquote>





	Œillet

**Author's Note:**

  * For [understars_dreaming2](https://archiveofourown.org/users/understars_dreaming2/gifts), [ghuune](https://archiveofourown.org/users/ghuune/gifts).



> A SPN Writing Challenge prompt: "Pink" that got a little out of hand (as I tend to do).  
> me versus ghuune, SO MUCH FUN!
> 
>  
> 
> for understars_dreaming2 who asked for something "messy".

Dean wrenched a shoulder as he shrugged off his blazer. It tangled at the elbow, and the stupid carnation fell from his pocket, landed in the sink. He managed his arm loose and his jacket swung free, his phone clattering to the floor. He pushed into Cas, licked a thick line into his neck, teeth dragging the salt from his skin. Cas’ unshaven face ripped chills through Dean as he nosed him. 

Cas grunted, tipped back and hit the mirror.

If Dean had been even half paying attention, he’d have seen their reflections shiver, heard the mirror rattle in its frame. He’d maybe have noticed the sink beside them dripping, or heard the clatter of the stall as the door shut and some surprised asshole yelped, “this isn’t high school, fellas. Go rent a room like a respectable adult.”

But, he wasn’t paying attention, because Cas tasted like that cheap goddamn red wine, and about a 180 pounds of candied _almosts_. 

_Fucking beautiful-priceless._

There wasn’t an analogy for it. That was as close as he was gonna get.

Cas moaned, thick and heavy as his tongue begged into Dean’s mouth again. Dean felt it through his body like a Richter-scaled 10.5. The aftershocks were gonna take out California-- _or Florida_ , he almost laughed. 

Because, _fuck_ , he was already hard, and they’d only just gotten in there.

\---

_Hello, Dean. I understand that today is “Unattached Drifter Christmas.” Perhaps we could go out for a drink, and you can show me how you celebrate._ Dean bobbed his head in a mocking exaggeration of Cas’ inflection, and loosened his tie. He imagined just how ridiculous it would all be. Cas’ big blues hanging in his face, sliding raw over Dean’s lips, just surveying the topography. A genuine curiosity seeping from him as that little spark of trouble lit the air between them on fire. Dean imagined the way his mouth would sit flat as he said it, no curl to it or his tone. Completely deadpan, all while knowing _exactly_ what it all meant. Every, damn, word: _Hello, Dean. How about tonight we get drunk and you fuck me instead?_

“Yeah,” Dean mumbled to himself, “there’s the fucking fantasy, ain’t it?” Because he knew that was never going to happen. The day Cas prompted something like that, was the day Dean finally got the balls to kiss him. 

He sighed and popped another french fry in his mouth.   _Still…_ He shifted in his seat and thought about the way Cas honed focus on him when they talked, like he was the only thing in the room-- _no, fuck that--_ like he was the only thing in the universe.It could be about anything. It could be about the disturbing properties of tartar sauce for all it mattered, and those eyes would drag something so warm and heavy out of Dean, it would give him technicolor vision and the fucking spins. Then, whatever it was would hold on tight til they either parted ways, or, Dean suspected, until his heart finally popped out.

It hadn’t happened yet, but it felt just as plausible as a vamp with a taste for blood, or a shifter with no sense of self. All it would take would be one night long enough, or one question aptly enough put, and Dean would be gagging on his left ventricle. 

_Hey, Dean. Could you ever love me?_

_*cough*_

_Oh, shit Cas, hey look. My heart! You pulled it out, you gotta keep it. Sorry, buddy. I’m your trainwreck now._

Dean groaned at the scant fries left at the bottom of his cardboard cup. He felt pathetic for even entertaining the fantasy. “Keep dreamin’...” he mumbled as the warmth that had bloomed in his chest settled cold, and the idea slipped back out, greasy. It got lost in the stretching sunlight on his dash, and mixed with the dust. 

The closest he was ever going to get to Cas asking a question like that, was gonna be Dean mimicking it in the quiet moments when he was by himself. Pulling up a cartoonish impression of that throaty voice to parlay the ridiculousness of the fantasy. He might as well be expecting miracles. Like the guy was going to suddenly come out of nowhere and ask for a date.

“Hey, I need a date,” Cas said, suddenly coming out of nowhere, and folding down onto the unrolled driver’s side window. Dean sputtered, fumbled a fry and tried to catch his stomach. He blinked back the uncanny-valley feel of what could very well be his imagination bleeding into reality again.

“Wha--?” 

“I don’t have a date. I need a date.”

_What the fuck?_

Dean rubbernecked the passenger seat looking for Sam, and the emptiness of it reminded him that his brother was sitting back at the ranch with Old Lady Haddy and those stupid elf-sized tea cups. Just waiting for the signal to salt and burn. He chanced a wide glance Cas’ way and immediately regretted it. Caught a full hit of mulled purple as the weeping colors from the sunset played through his eyes and mingled with the falling shadows. Soft and easy, Cas perched on the open window hanging comfortably at the edge of Dean’s space. Those long fingers curling over the lip of the frame, tapping absently against the Mylar detailing on the inside.

“A date for tonight?” Dean asked carefully.

Cas squinted. Tipped his head as he ran a hand down his soft pink tie, straightened it. “To get in,” he said slowly, then thumbed the overweight bouncer perched at the entrance to the nightclub. “He told me no singles.”

Dean followed his gaze. “Oh--” _FUCK! The case. He’s talking about the case. Of course he’s talking about the case!_ “\--Yeah, no.” He cleared his throat and felt his cheeks go hot. “That’s what I--I mean, I knew what you meant. Did you-- Can you just use your Fed badge?” 

“No,” Cas said. “I don’t have it. I left it back at the bunker. You just told me I needed something pink to get in, so I bought a pink tie--” Dean’s eyes slipped silky down the front of him. _That he did._ And it looked a helluva lot better than the ugly striped one he wouldn’t give up for love or money. “--I didn’t bring anything else. I know you’re taking a break, but I figured…”

Dean shook his head, absently slapped his empty blazer pocket. He didn’t have an ID on him either. Even if he did, the people inside already knew he wasn’t a cop. He’d been in there twice already that day, before he and Sam figured out the love _item_ they were looking for was on display at the dance hall attached to The Red Door Museum. “Can’t. That’s why we called you,” he said. “We needed a fresh face to get in and get out of there quick. We only got fifty minutes before our spook comes out to claim another vic this year.”

It was another case of the usual. Unsettled spirit on a holiday. A dime-store novel plot that played out like the universe wasn’t even trying anymore.

Cas pulled off the window and tilted his head, wisps of hair tossing as another cool breeze rolled through. “Right. But, you omitted the badge part, so if we’re going to get Lady Œillet’s locket, it looks like I’ll need a date.”

“Awesome.” Dean craned in his seat. Twisted and scanned the sidewalks. The people brushing by were all focused, mostly already coupled. Definitely all on their way to whatever plans had them dressed up and out on a cold Valentine’s Day evening. There was a small group of women to the right, just down near the entrance to the harbor. They looked about the right age for Cas, Dean figured they might be able to snag one of them if he helped _Mr Suave_ stumble his way through a pick-up line. He knew not everyone was as drawn to Cas’ awkward conversation pieces as he was, but stilted conversation aside, all Dean would _need to do_ would be to get those beautiful blues into the setting sun and watch the magic happen. 

“Alright, I see a couple options for you.  Just give ’em your best Sinatra and they’ll be putty--” Dean swung back and Cas was holding a pink flower through the window, the sweet note of spring taking a little of the musky leather out. “What is that?” he stumbled, feeling the sight of it like a knot in his chest.

“A carnation.”

“Yes, I see that, but why do you have it?”

“I bought it from that sidewalk stand over there,” he pointed, shuffled. “It’s important to support small enterprise. This economy can be very difficult to prosper in. I suspect even more so when your product has such a short shelf-life.”

Cas pushed it a little further through the window.

“What? Okay, Cas, why are you giving it to me?”

“Because you don’t have any pink. You need pink.”

Dean’s brain stumbled drunk for a few too many moments trying to figure out what Cas was saying before it hit him and he lost all tension in his face. “Me?” He asked, voice pitching like he was a teenager again. He cleared his throat, grabbed the steering wheel.

_Ten and two._

Cas smiled, crooked and warm. It hit his eyes with an other-worldly punch as the spark cultivated that swirling violet. “Right,” he said slowly. “You. Why not you?”

_Why not me?_

“We’re both already working the case. I don’t see a difference between pretending to be FBI, or pretending to be--” his voice caught, his eyes snagging on the carnation as he swallowed, “together.”

_The romantic implications mostly,_ Dean thought knee-jerk quick, but managed to keep it lidded. _Oh, also the fucking real-life fantasy pain you’re giving me right now, since you asked._ “No, nothing,” he agreed. “No difference. I mean, It’s all fake…” he glanced up, hesitated. “Right?”

Cas looked through the car, filtering silent stories coded in blue. “Yes,” he said finally. “Just pretending, of course.” 

He reached through and poked the flower in Dean’s breast pocket, his fingers brushing the petals gently as he laid it down. A little smile kissing the edges of his lips.

\---

“You should probably--” Cas’ voice caught as Dean pegged his zipper.

_Hold up_ , he told himself, trying to talk himself down. But, even if he couldn’t really see the tent Cas was pitching, he sure as hell could feel it. Cas’ hips at the edge of the counter, the way he was leaned back and opened up, just fucking begging Dean to get on top of him. Everything shoved so wonderfully close to Dean’s fingertips. All he had to do was unwrap it.

Dean grabbed Cas’ ass, tugged him forward, ground between his hanging legs, braying their groins together. He ran a heavy hand over the head of Cas’ dick, and kissed his intention into the back of his mouth. Listened to him whine. 

_That’s so hot. You’re so fucking hot--_

“Okay, wait. Your phone,” Cas said quickly, and Dean realized that was the broken rattle coming from under his feet. His fucking phone was ringing. “It’s probably Sam.”

_Of course it’s Sam. It’s always Sam._

“Cas, I don’t care if it’s Jimmy-fucking-Page. I ain’t answerin’ it.”

“But, we’re running out of time.”

“We got all the time we need,” Dean hummed into his ear, and Cas huffed a broken breath.

“N--no, the case.”

“What am I supposed to tell him, huh?” Dean scraped teeth over Cas’ chin, kissed the question into his jaw, and reveled in the goosebumps he’d conjured. “M’I supposed to tell him we don’t have the fucking necklace yet cuz you and I decided to put on a show in the men’s bathroom for some poor asshole who was just in here to take a piss?”

Cas’ eyes dodged away and Dean knew he was checking to see if _guest voyeur number one_ was still there. He settled back quickly, reassured that they were alone. “No, you’re supposed to tell him we have the locket,” he huffed.

“We don’t.”

“We do, actually.” 

Cas had a bronze locket hanging from his fingers, a mischievous spark rolling through him as he looked back, watched Dean. Waiting for the reaction.

“Where’d you get it? When’d you get it?”

“It was on the pedestal in the entryway.” He licked his lips, bright pink and swollen, and seemed for a moment to revel in the taste sitting on them.

Dean was getting baited. He knew it, and he bit anyway. “You had it the whole time? The whole fucking time and you didn’t say anything? Why?”

Cas’ eyes sunk down, pet a hot line over Dean’s lips, then filtered back up again heavy. He plucked Dean’s belt buckle and answered with that silky blue stare.

_Because he wanted a damn date._

“You set me up,” Dean flouted all teeth and red hot flush as he realized this--or something very close to this-- had been Cas’ endgame. When Cas didn’t deny it, Dean nosed him, excitement reignited. _Fuck the locket and fuck Sam. Fuck contention and protocol_. He needed Cas between his lips, in his mouth like he’d never had him before. Maybe like Cas had never _been_ before.He grabbed the jewelry from Cas’ fingers, and tossed it in the sink after the carnation. He rubbed a heavy hand over top of him again and watched the pleasure wash Cas’ face, filling the lines where Dean was so used to seeing worry.

He pulled his fly and palmed Cas out. His dick, flushed and hard poking through that deep blue fabric. Dean licked it, tasted the salty kick of precome and swallowed the swell of pleasure that that flavor booted straight to his groin.

“Wait,” Cas said catching his chin. Dean dodged and licked him again, flirting his tongue over the cleft, down the swollen vein in the front. God help him, his mouth was watering.

“Dean--” Cas tried again, hands at Dean’s face, tugging him up, eyes wide.

“Hey,” Dean took a breath and realized there was an issue here he needed to address. “You’re okay,” he whispered kissing him. Petting arcs in the hair behind his ears and finding his eyes. “I want to.” 

He waited for it to hit home. Cas’ mouth clacked shut, and that was all the permission he needed.

\--

“Look through the display cases,” Dean said dodging a drunk couple on their way through the hall. The building was decorated in red, pink, and white construction paper hearts. Stuffed full of streamers and cardboard cupids complete with chubby white wings. He wasn’t sure, but he had a sneaking suspicion nearly every surface was covered in glitter. It looked like a preschool craft day barfed all over. Classy, it wasn’t, but the music was loud, and the lights were low, and Cas’ face took the shadows with grace. If everything else that night failed, Dean would still have that. Those eyes draining the dark and that jaw teasing it.

Cas glanced at him, then quickly fixated on a couple on the dance floor, bodies close, faces closer, swaying to the classical coo of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.

“ _My hands are shakin' don't let my heart keep breaking 'cause_

_I need your love, I want your love_

_Say you're in love and you'll be my guy, if not I'll just die._ ”

“I, uh, didn’t see it with the displays in the entryway,” he said quickly, voice distant as he watched.

Truth be told, Dean hadn’t paid that much attention on their way in. Just stammering, “yeah, for two,” to the bouncer with the _death to polka_ tattoo and bright pink button-up had been enough to keep him occupied. The side-eyed suspicion and subsequent arm Dean threw around Cas to dispute it, still had him flying. The showcases at the top of the carpeted staircase had been the least of his worries, because even after they were inside, Dean kept his arm there, and Cas never once fought it. Leaned into him as they walked. Brought an easy touch to his lower back.

“There were antique love potion bottles, a few old-print Shakespeare texts, images, placards, and anecdotes about star-crossed lovers in literature,” Cas continued, his eye catching on another couple nuzzling center floor. “I also saw jewelry, hair pins, necklaces, bracelets, a few rings, but not the locket you described.”

_The one Haddy described_. _Lady Œillet’s granddaughter, twice removed,_ Dean reminded himself. _Brass. Red rubies in the inset, art Nouveau-inspired design--whatever the hell that meant._ “Well, she’s pretty famous in the community,” Dean said eyeing the display of carnations around the wine table. The paired wine samples pulling his attention. He thought about Cas drinking it, that little moment from his daydream coming just a little bit closer to the surface. “Maybe it’s center stage on a day like today, away from all the kitschy shit. Gotta tease the lovelorn with a story of love lost, right?”

Cas shook his head. “I think it’s interesting. Someone who died so tragically being held up as a standard of love, it’s beyond me.” 

“Eh, the untimely murder of a woman just before her lover comes back from war. She expects him to die, he expects her to live, fate flips a bitch. That’s not a standard of love, it’s a theme.” The kind of story that wasn’t unique by any means, but fitted with enough emotional gravitas to pull the spirits back out when shit went hairy. “Star-crossed lovers,” he added lightly. “All that forbidden and romantic crap on Valentine’s Day.” 

A little smile wormed its way out of him as he grabbed a couple cups of red and handed one over. “Here, try it,” he said pretending all his attention wasn’t sitting on Cas and that little wine sampler. “Tell you what I don’t get,” he said. “All the carnations. I thought Valentine’s Day was all about the roses. That’s the flower of love, ain’t it?” The smell of flowers was thick in the room, it was only rivaled by whatever manufactured love-spell smell they had pouring out of the air fresheners. 

Cas shrugged, his face catching the turning jeweled disco ball light center floor. “I suspect it has something to do with Lady Œillet,” he said, his voice curling in the sweet pull of French. “Œillet means carnation.”

“Our lady of the hour,” he agreed, liking the feeling of Cas’ refined French in his ears more than he ought to. “Of course that fucking locket’s on center display.” 

He tried to sweep the room again, really meant to keep searching, but he kept getting stuck up in Cas instead. And, he wasn’t sure if it had anything to do with Cas’ quiet regard of the room, or that worked analytic expression that kept dragging back into his face, but whichever it was, was dredging buried feelings from the pit of Dean’s stomach quicker than he could swallow them again. 

Cas finally tasted the wine, a small sip, then a long pull as he drank it down, working his lips around the fermented bite. “Cheap,” he said flatly, handing the cup back. Dean smiled, followed suit and took a taste. The shit practically whispered cardboard. 

“You ain’t wrong, But it’s alcohol and it’s free. And that’s pretty much my only requirement.” 

He watched Cas’ focus drift again. He couldn’t seem to keep his eyes off the people around him. The dark shapes under the broken light. The way the paired bodies seemed to melt into each other in the shadow. 

Dean watched the way his dark suit soaked up the shadows and left his face to glorify the dancing ballroom light. His soft pink tie picking up the flush in his cheeks and turning it ruddy. He couldn’t help himself. Dean snagged a couple more samplers and handed Cas another, watched him hesitate before taking it, a hint of curiosity crawling through his face. Dean thought maybe he was giving himself away, and, all-at-once it didn’t seem as scary a prospect. “You keep throwing heart eyes around like that, somebody’s gonna get wise and string you up like one of these fat babies.” He tried to smile, flicked a hanging paper cupid and watched it spin. 

“But, I don't understand. Star-crossed love is doomed love,” Cas continued, taking another taste of wine as he watched the strangers find solace inside each other's mouths. His attention lost on the dance floor. Tangled up in the pink dresses and shirts. The bright flowers working the shadows milky and playing an easy haze into the atmosphere. The music picked up the heady beat of Led Zeppelin’s _Kashmir_ and filled the room with it unapologetically _._ “Why would you want that? Why would you covet something that ends only in sadness? Despair? Loneliness?” He looked at Dean, the music swelling around him, his dark eyes eating up the kicked shards of light from the disco ball. “With so much suffering in the world, why would you want that for yourself?”

“Well, I wouldn’t,” Dean said softly, feeling the situation shift under his feet like dry sand. “Besides, not all love is doomed. Sometimes people are just… in love, and nothing bad happens.” It felt odd saying it. Coming from Dean, it was almost a laughable thought, but Cas nodded anyway. Accepted it as fact. Looked relieved, actually.

“How do you know?” he asked suddenly, eyes on Dean. He fingered the plastic cup of wine. 

“Know what?”

“When you’ve found love.”

Dean’s breath caught in his chest. The twisted concern in Cas throwing him sideways. He suddenly realized the urgency he saw there was the same thing swaddled up in his his own chest. It was probably the hole eating its way through him. The constant empty ache he battled at night when the tv was off and the music was shelved. When the voices quieted, and all he had were his thoughts to keep him company in his empty bed. Because, he’d had the love of family, yes, but the puzzle piece never quite fit to complete the picture. It didn’t fill the void. No matter how desperately he glommed onto his poor brother. And, now Cas wanted an answer-- _needed and answer--_ and Dean didn’t have it. All the things he’d done, been through, and he couldn’t answer the most basic question about the human experience.

He choked back a sudden sting of tears as the fractured ballroom light melted and went blurry. “It’s, uh, in the kiss,” he offered quickly. “Like, uh, tapping the hot ends of a battery cable. Good chemistry is all fireworks and explosions, my friend.”

“But love is more than just good chemistry, isn’t it?” He watched Dean, waited.  His eyes pouring through him, burning like embers. 

“I--I don’t really know,” Dean broke, jaw trembling. 

Cas frowned. “But, you’ve had lovers.”

“Yeah, but no one I loved. Not like you’re describing, Cas… Not that I’ve… not that I’ve kissed, anyway.”

Cas tapped his fingers on his cup, and his eyes fell. It all suddenly seemed so hopeless, like if Dean didn’t know the answer, then Cas would never know it either. Never have that little, intimate piece of knowledge. Something so essential to the authentic human experience, it was basically the bread and butter. His face went soft and a little smile tugged the corners of his lips anyway. “When you do, will you tell me what it’s like?” he asked sweetly, laying a hand on his shoulder. “I’d like to know.”

_There it is,_ Dean thought, feeling it choke up in his throat. _The perfect question. Just aptly enough put to tear the curtains down._

Dean caught Cas’ wrist on impulse. “Yeah,” he mumbled, conjuring his voice from thin air. He pulled Cas in and kissed him messy. Hand tight around his wrist because he was afraid the moment he let go, it would all be over. Not just the kiss, but everything. His world would flip upside down and Cas would crawl out of it dumbfounded and insulted. Hesitancies sitting in his mouth shaped like regret.

But that didn’t happen. Cas didn’t pull out of it, hesitate, falter. He took every opportunity to meet Dean with the same flustered gusto. He sunk into him and completed whatever stupid set of suited bookends they probably looked like. He dropped the wine he was holding and pulled at Dean’s jacket, held him there and breathed him in. His mouth working open with Dean’s. No tongue, but just enough play to break the knot in Dean’s throat loose, and throw it through his nerves like a fucking blood clot.

Dean took a chance, gave him his hand back, and Cas finished the kiss willingly. Palmed Dean’s jaw and curled into him. Breathed.

Dean couldn’t name the song. He’d probably heard it two thousand times, but he couldn’t name the damn song. Whatever it was, that little piece of Zep gold, it didn’t matter any more than the temperature of boiling, or the point at which brain death is declared. The fucking locket didn’t matter, the carnations. The eclipsed ballroom light, or all the people around them.

“It feels like I’m finally home,” he whispered, and Cas bit a flushed smile from his lip.

\-- 

Cas cracked back into the mirror again, and this time Dean heard it. It wasn’t just the jarring shiver that ran down the length of him, or the writhing curl in Cas’ body that plucked his attention, it was Cas’ stiff fingers in his hair. The guttural moan that pitched off the hollow walls. That beautiful face pulling in an expression that could so easily be mistaken for pain as the pleasure took him over. Gape-mouthed, lust-drunk eyes sitting on Dean as Dean looked up. 

_The face of utter-fucking-corruption._

“There it is,” Dean urged, licking a swirl around the head of his dick and feeling him strain as the pressure swelled again. Watching Cas twisted up and snuffed out by a slick hand and stretched lips was something he’d never thought he’d get to see, experience. And he’d wanted it for so fucking long. Just the chance to show Cas pleasure--to give it to him. To finally fucking give into such a big piece of himself.

Dean couldn’t help himself as he bowed back down and took Cas in again. One inch at a time. Sinking down onto his spit-wet cock, mouth yawning wide as he managed it to the back of his throat. Cas clawed nails into his scalp, wined Dean’s name, and it should have been his warning. But the truth was, Dean had been waiting for the porn-inspired, “I’m gonna come,” as the considerate cue. It was his own damn fault for not realizing he wasn’t gonna get that from Cas. The guy didn’t have enough experience. 

A hot burst of come hit the back of his throat, and flooded his mouth. Sour and honest, it lit an ache his jaw and curled his tongue along Cas’ shaft. He sputtered and sucked back up. Swallowed what he could, more of it drooling down his chin, and speckling the industrial tiled floor, Cas’ pants.

“I’m sorry,” Cas pleaded wiping anxiously at Dean’s chin. His face was bright red, tears painting stars at the edges of his eyes. It was too much. Dean had pushed him. 

“Listen,” he said softly because he wasn’t going to let this fall apart. He wasn’t going to give it the chance. “I wanna wear pink every day. Hey, look at me.” He caught himself in the mirror. A decent reflection of Cas. Lit bright in the fluorescence, an unapologetic mess of sex and circumstance. His tie pulled loose, hair a goddamn wreck.  He grabbed Cas’ chin, forced his eyes up. “I want you to put it in my face, you understand? Just like this.”

Cas looked through him, eyes dodgy, then nodded, kissed him, no shy in the way he licked the spunk from Dean’s lips. Tasting his own flavor and eating it greedy.

 _Every goddamn day, you understand?_ Because now that he’d had him, there was no way he'd ever go back.

**Author's Note:**

> winchester-reload on Tumblr


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